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Assim o Senhor DEUS me mostrou: eis um cesto de frutos de verão. Veja também: Amós 7:1Amós 7:4Amós 7:7Ele disse: “Amós, o que você vê?” Eu respondi: “Um cesto de frutos de verão.” Então o SENHOR me disse: “Chegou o fim sobre o meu povo Israel. Não passarei mais por eles nunca mais. Veja também: Amós 7:8Lamentações 4:18Miqueias 7:1Os cânticos do templo serão lamentos naquele dia”, diz o Senhor DEUS. “Os cadáveres serão muitos. Em todos os lugares eles os lançarão fora em silêncio. Veja também: Amós 6:9-10Amós 5:23Jeremias 9:21-22Ouçam isto, vocês que desejam devorar os necessitados, e destruir os pobres da terra, Veja também: Provérbios 30:14Amós 5:11Salmos 14:4dizendo: 'Quando passará a lua nova, para que possamos vender cereais? E o sábado, para que possamos comercializar o trigo, diminuindo o efa e aumentando o siclo, e enganando com balanças desonestas; Veja também: Neemias 13:15-21Miqueias 6:10-11Oseias 12:7para que possamos comprar os pobres por prata, e o necessitado por um par de sandálias, e vender o refugo com o trigo?'” Veja também: Amós 2:6Amós 8:4Joel 3:3O SENHOR jurou pelo orgulho de Jacó: “Certamente eu nunca me esquecerei de nenhuma de suas obras. Veja também: Amós 6:8Oseias 9:9Oseias 8:13Acaso a terra não tremerá por causa disso, e não lamentará todo aquele que nela habita? Sim, ela se levantará por inteiro como o Rio; será agitada e abaixará novamente, como o Rio do Egito. Veja também: Amós 9:5Jeremias 46:8Oseias 4:3Acontecerá naquele dia”, diz o Senhor DEUS, “que farei o sol se pôr ao meio-dia, e escurecerei a terra em pleno dia. Veja também: Marcos 15:33Mateus 27:45Jeremias 15:9Transformarei as suas festas em luto, e todos os seus cânticos em lamentação; e farei com que vistam pano de saco em todos os corpos, e calvície em toda cabeça. Farei que isso seja como o luto por um filho único, e o seu fim como um dia amargo. Veja também: Jeremias 6:26Zacarias 12:10Jeremias 48:37Eis que vêm os dias”, diz o Senhor DEUS, “em que enviarei fome sobre a terra; não fome de pão, nem sede de água, mas de ouvir as palavras do SENHOR. Veja também: 1 Samuel 3:1Salmos 74:92 Crônicas 15:3Eles vagarão de mar a mar, e do norte até o oriente; correrão de um lado para outro em busca da palavra do SENHOR, e não a encontrarão. Veja também: Romanos 11:7-10Mateus 12:302 Timóteo 3:6-7Naquele dia, as belas virgens e os jovens desmaiarão de sede. Veja também: Oseias 2:3Lamentações 1:18Lamentações 2:21Aqueles que juram pelo pecado de Samaria, e dizem: 'Tão certo como vive o seu deus, ó Dã', e, 'Tão certo como vive o caminho de Berseba', eles cairão, e nunca mais se levantarão.” Veja também: Amós 5:51 Reis 12:28-29Deuteronômio 9:21
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Notas · Haydock (1859, domínio público)19 notas
Notas em inglês Comentário católico do século XIX do Pe. George Leo Haydock, como foi publicado.
Estas notas conservam as polêmicas de sua época: algumas falam com dureza do povo judeu ou de outros cristãos. A Igreja ensina hoje outra coisa. O povo judeu não pode ser culpado pela morte de Cristo (Nostra Aetate 4; Catecismo 597–598), e os cristãos de outras comunidades são nossos irmãos no Senhor (Unitatis Redintegratio 3). Unidade dos cristãos
Amós 8:1
Ver. 1. Hook. Heb. "basket of summer fruit." Sept. "bird cage or net." H.
Israel was ripe for destruction. v. 2. C. vii. 8. C. Not only those who were near, (4 K. xv. 29.) but the rest also were taken, (4 K. xvii. 6.) as we pull with a hook the fruit when we cannot reach otherwise. W.
↑ 1Amós 8:3
Ver. 3. Temple, when God comes like a mighty warrior; or when the profane temples shall be pillaged. C. ix. 1. Heb. also, "the canticles of the temple or palace shall be changed into lamentations." Place. Heb. "a multitude of dead bodies shall be cast in every place. Keep silence." C.
↑ 3Amós 8:5
Ver. 5. Mouth: the first day was observed as a festival. Num. x. 10. H. At the expiration of the month usurers demanded their money. Hor. i. sat. 3. Aristoph.
Nub. ii. 1. Corn, to sell after the sabbatical year, when it was dearest.
Sabbath also denotes all "festivals." These misers think that there are too many. Sicle. Having a large measure to buy, and a small one to sell again.
Deut. xxv. 13. Prov. xx. 10.
↑ 5Amós 8:6
Ver. 6. Shoes, for almost nothing. Thus they forced the poor to serve, or to sell their effects.
↑ 6Amós 8:7
Ver. 7. Jacob, because the rich despise the poor. It may also mean, that he swore by heaven, or the temple, (Lev. xxvi. 19.) or that he would destroy the high places. C.
↑ 7Amós 8:8
Ver. 8. Altogether. Sept. "its total ruin shall rise as a river." Egypt. The whole land shall be visited with misery, as Egypt is by the Nile. H. The enemy shall retire with the booty. The Nile overflows in summer, and covers Egypt for six weeks, carrying much earth with its impetuous waves. Is. xviii. 2.
↑ 8Amós 8:9
Ver. 9. Light. Usher (A. 3213.) explains this of an eclipse, at Pentecost. The Fathers generally understand that which accompanied the death of Christ; but it only implies great desolation and terror. Jer. xv. 9. Joel iii. 11. S. Jer. &c. C.
In their greatest prosperity, calamities shall unexpectedly fall upon them. W.
↑ 9Amós 8:10
Ver. 10. Baldness, the hair being cut in mourning. Job i. 20. Son, most afflicted. Zac. xii. 10.
Jer. vi. 26. C.
↑ 10Amós 8:11
Ver. 11. Lord. During the siege provisions were wanting, but instruction still more so. W.
Israel had banished Amos. They would be left destitute. We find no prophet among the during the captivity, except Tobias. C. xiii. 3. We may apply this to the state of the Jews since the death of Christ. They have no guides. C.
They read incessantly, and do not understand (S. Jer.
Mercer.) the Bible, which non will ever penetrate who refuse to receive the key from the Church.
H.
↑ 11Amós 8:12
Ver. 12. Sea to sea: from west to south, or to the ocean; in whatever part of the world they may be. C.
↑ 12Amós 8:14
Ver. 14. Sin. Sept. "propitiation," which the pagans deemed requisite; (Hor. i.
ode 2.) or worship (H.) of Baal, (4 K. xvii. 16. C.) and all the other superstitions.
H. Way. Sept. "thy God," or religion, (Acts ix. 2.) or pilgrimage to Bersabee.
C. v. 5. Perhaps the true God was here adored; but it was in a manner which he condemned. C. In vain do those pretend to honour Him, who follow the traditions of unbelieving men. H.
↑ 14Amós 8:1
Ver. 1. Hook. Heb. "basket of summer fruit." Sept. "bird cage or net." H. ---
Israel was ripe for destruction. v. 2. C. vii. 8. C. --- Not only those who were near, (4 K. xv. 29.) but the rest also were taken, (4 K. xvii. 6.) as we pull with a hook the fruit when we cannot reach otherwise. W.
↑ 1Amós 8:3
Ver. 3. Temple, when God comes like a mighty warrior; or when the profane temples shall be pillaged. C. ix. 1. Heb. also, "the canticles of the temple or palace shall be changed into lamentations." --- Place. Heb. "a multitude of dead bodies shall be cast in every place. Keep silence." C.
↑ 3Amós 8:5
Ver. 5. Mouth: the first day was observed as a festival. Num. x. 10. H. --- At the expiration of the month usurers demanded their money. Hor. i. sat. 3. Aristoph.
Nub. ii. 1. --- Corn, to sell after the sabbatical year, when it was dearest.
Sabbath also denotes all "festivals." These misers think that there are too many. --- Sicle. Having a large measure to buy, and a small one to sell again.
Deut. xxv. 13. Prov. xx. 10.
↑ 5Amós 8:8
Ver. 8. Altogether. Sept. "its total ruin shall rise as a river." --- Egypt. The whole land shall be visited with misery, as Egypt is by the Nile. H. --- The enemy shall retire with the booty. The Nile overflows in summer, and covers Egypt for six weeks, carrying much earth with its impetuous waves. Is. xviii. 2.
↑ 8Amós 8:9
Ver. 9. Light. Usher (A. 3213.) explains this of an eclipse, at Pentecost. The Fathers generally understand that which accompanied the death of Christ; but it only implies great desolation and terror. Jer. xv. 9. Joel iii. 11. S. Jer. &c. C. ---
In their greatest prosperity, calamities shall unexpectedly fall upon them. W.
↑ 9Amós 8:10
Ver. 10. Baldness, the hair being cut in mourning. Job i. 20. --- Son, most afflicted. Zac. xii. 10.
Jer. vi. 26. C.
↑ 10Amós 8:11
Ver. 11. Lord. During the siege provisions were wanting, but instruction still more so. W. ---
Israel had banished Amos. They would be left destitute. We find no prophet among the during the captivity, except Tobias. C. xiii. 3. We may apply this to the state of the Jews since the death of Christ. They have no guides. C. ---
They read incessantly, and do not understand (S. Jer.
Mercer.) the Bible, which non will ever penetrate who refuse to receive the key from the Church.
H.
↑ 11Amós 8:14
Ver. 14. Sin. Sept. "propitiation," which the pagans deemed requisite; (Hor. i.
ode 2.) or worship (H.) of Baal, (4 K. xvii. 16. C.) and all the other superstitions.
H. --- Way. Sept. "thy God," or religion, (Acts ix. 2.) or pilgrimage to Bersabee.
C. v. 5. Perhaps the true God was here adored; but it was in a manner which he condemned. C. --- In vain do those pretend to honour Him, who follow the traditions of unbelieving men. H.
↑ 14Licença: Notes by Fr. George Leo Haydock (1774–1849), from the Douay-Rheims Bible with Haydock's commentary (first ed. Thomas Haydock, Manchester/Dublin, 1811–1814; New York: Edward Dunigan & Brother, 1859); New Testament notes compiled with Fr. Benedict Rayment. Public domain. Digital text: "The Haydock Bible", Internet Archive (archive.org/details/TheHaydockBible), uploaded 2011 under the Public Domain Mark. · Créditos e licenças